This is a view of Jupiter’s south pole fully illuminated, which is impossible in real life. This is a highly saturated composite taken by the Juno probe. There are many photos of Jupiter that are as detailed as this one, so calling it the clearest photo of jupiter ever is just clickbaity.
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Showed that to my mom and she’s just like “Somebody needs to clean that shit up”
That looks like Van Gogh’s Starry Night 🌌
Weird that it’s out there.
You mean it doesn’t just look like lines?
That’s so beautiful. Thanks for posting.
Can someone explain why it looks basically nothing like other photos of Jupiter? Somebody lied to me.
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I always thought Jupiter was predominantly shades of orange. This is much, much bluer.
Turn it upside down and it is a big smley face
Bro the planet is like, us and we mke up the planet, we’re all one
It’d help to reveal if photos are ‟enhanced” or true clor.
If you would like to look at a few hundred of the clearest images of, here you go [Jupiter](https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/juno/images/index.html).
Jupiter looks like a bowling ball.
By Jove!
From what angle? That’s a lot more blue than I’ve ever seen from it. I need a reference photo lol.
Looks like a poured acrylic painting.
This is a view of Jupiter’s south pole fully illuminated, which is impossible in real life. This is a highly saturated composite taken by the Juno probe. There are many photos of Jupiter that are as detailed as this one, so calling it the clearest photo of jupiter ever is just clickbaity.
This is what a real photo of Jupiter’s south pole looks like : https://scitechdaily.com/images/Juno-Views-Jupiter%E2%80%99s-South-Pole.jpg
One of the poles. Junowitz or something
Does Jupiter actually have a ground/surface or is it all gas? So if an object were tossed, would it fall through gasses and never hit the ground?
TIL Jupiter is actually a terrifying clown (flip it upside down).
Get out! This is clearly a bowling ball. I can even see the three holes!
Heavily colored though.
Terrible picture, it’s so cloudy I can’t even see the ocean. Take it on a sunny day next time. /s
Looks like a Van Gogh